pyrorobert

My apologies if I'm hijacking your post, but I was curious of how these door locks work if a door needs to apply a little pressure to lock? Do the deadbolts have to be smooth to lock? I wanted to add one to a door that needs slight pressure to lock, but nothing too difficult. Regards, Robert

I'm just curious, instead of modifying the Micro module, why not add an isolation Relay that would be controlled by the Micro module. It would be safer as they are meant to handle any load depending on the rating of the relay, plus you have Form C contacts on them. Robert

Is there any development in the works to see the temperature from the external thermostat sensor other than walking up to it. I have it installed in an enclosed terminal can. The main temperature is monitoring my water temperature as the external sensor is just sensing outside temperature. It would be nice just to be able to see from my phone or tablet the local temperature it is sensing. Regards, Robert

Ok, I will make each button control their own program instead of combining the two buttons.

Well, the above program in place, it actually didn't turn on anything. The heater or the spa pump.

When I ran the Run Then, it worked fine and the program greened up as it should. So I then removed the statement you mentioned. I pressed the Heater button and the heater turned on, but when I pressed the Spa button the spa pump turns on and it shut off the heater.

Well, the above program in place, it actually didn't turn on anything. The heater or the spa pump.

Ok, great! That actually worked. But now it somehow doesn't allow my spa setting to work. This is the program to the spa as I modified it to match the pool settings. Pool N Spa Heater If Control 'Backyard Light / Pool Heater- H' is switched On And Control 'Backyard Light / Pool Heater- H' is not switched Off And Control 'Backyard Light / Spa Pump - G' is switched On And Status 'Pool Temperature - Main' < 95° (Temperature) Then Set 'Pool Spa Pump' On Set 'Pool Heater' On Else Set 'Pool Heater' Off

Ok, so this is the program I have now, but when i switched off the keypad button it did not shut off the heater. Pool Heater If Control 'Backyard Light / Pool Heater- H' is switched On And Status 'Backyard Light / Spa Pump - G' is Off And Status 'Pool Temperature - Main' < 87° (Temperature) Then Set 'Pool Heater' On Else Set 'Pool Heater' Off

Alright, I will give that a try. Doing the similar program for the Spa should work the same, correct? Thank you and I appreciate your help. Robert

I can consolidate the two programs, but I was assuming that if one of the IF statements was not true, then it would shut off the heater. I would like it to constantly change status so if the pool temperature reaches its peak, it would shut off the heater, but if it drops, to turn the heater back on. Should I redo the programs a different way to be able to accomplish this?

Ok, I tried that, but it did not work.

So I have a Wireless thermostat monitoring the pool temperature and I wrote a few programs to control 2 different temperatures for the pool or the spa. The first one seems to work to turn on, but it didn't turn off when I released the button on the keypad. Also if I turn on the spa pump after the heater is on, it shuts off the pool heater. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. I have two buttons at a 8 button keypad, one is for the heater and the other is for the spa pump. These are the programs that were added. Pool Heater If Control 'Backyard Light / Pool Heater- H' is switched On And Control 'Backyard Light / Spa Pump - G' is not switched On Then - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Pool Temperature If Program 'Pool Heater' is True And Status 'Pool Temperature - Main' < 87° (Temperature) Then Set 'Pool Heater' On Else Set 'Pool Heater' Off Pool N Spa Heater If Control 'Backyard Light / Pool Heater- H' is switched On And Control 'Backyard Light / Spa Pump - G' is switched On Then Set 'Pool Spa Pump' On Else - No Actions - (To add one, press 'Action') Spa Temperature If Program 'Pool N Spa Heater' is True And Status 'Pool Temperature - Main' < 95° (Temperature) Then Set 'Pool Heater' On Else Set 'Pool Heater' Off Regards, Robert

I installed the remote wireless thermostat to my pool equipment to monitor the actual temp of my pool. I soldered in the wired waterproof temperature sensor and cut it into the return at my pool equipment. If you solder it in the actual thermistor position, you can see it within the ISY. Very easy to do. I was able to use a 1/2" plug drilled to fit the sensor inside, then I sealed it using water weld to secure it. I am able to service it when need be. The last image is from the Pool thermostat showing the temp using Agave.

Rleidy, I used the scenes to control and monitor my garage door. The first scene you set the keypad button as the controller and the iolinc as the responder. My other scene is set up for status in which I used the keypad button as the responder and the iolinc status as the controller.

Thanks Lee, I will give that a shot. It is a program and not a scene. Robert

Is it possible for a Keypadlinc button to be momentary on? I set up a good bye button with a program, but the only thing is, when it is pressed, it has to be pressed again to release the button. I have it set up as a toggle on/off. Will it help if I set this button to Always on? Or does this mean that the button will always be on leaving the scene on or is it a momentary on? Thanks, Robert

I was at Smarthome today and speaking to Elliot, he mentioned that they have caught on to other's idea of waiting until Cyber Monday to make their purchases. He also said they may have less sales like the one this weekend. Picked up a few items for a pretty good price. Regards Robert

Could that come from Mobilinc? That is the only other thing that controls my garage door. Thanks,

Wow, I sure hope so, don't need to be running down the stairs again with my pistol in hand.

I pulled this from the events log that was saved in Notepad, I will annotate what each is: Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:03 AM : [ 24 2C B0 2] ST 255 IOLinc status Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:04 AM : [ 24 2C B0 1] DON 0 IOLinc Relay on Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:04 AM : [ 24 2C B0 1] ST 255 IOLinc Status Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:04 AM : [ 2B 98 C9 3] ST 255 KeypadLinc showing status Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:05 AM : [VAR 2 6 ] 1 DSC showing open status of garage door Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:05 AM : [VAR 2 13 ] 1 DSC Entry delay activated Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:09 AM : [VAR 2 17 ] 1 DSC heartbeat Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:39 AM : [VAR 2 17 ] -1 DSC heartbeat Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:44 AM : [VAR 2 16 ] 1 DSC disarmed Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:44 AM : [VAR 2 15 ] 0 DSC no longer showing armed-stay Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:44 AM : [ 2A 69 7 1] ST 255 Front of garage lights on Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:44 AM : [VAR 2 13 ] 0 DSC Garage door closed Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:45 AM : [ 22 B7 7C 1] ST 255 Living Room light on Tue 10/28/2014 02:09:45 AM : [ 29 E7 53 1] ST 255 Dining Room light on This shows a little more clarification of what happened. Let me know if this helps Thanks, Robert

This one is the relay module "2 Door Garage Door Open" and this one is the sensor status "2 Door Garage Status" If you see the log, it does show the status came in right after it opened the door. Thanks,

Yes, it can.

Most of the items shown are part of the programs that were created. Usually the alarm system once activated, will activate all the lights in the house. The ones listed are lights that turn on when arriving home and the garage door is opened plus the disarming of the security system. I did disarm the system before it went into full alarm to not scare the kids out of bed. The one listed "Backyard Light / Garage Door - C Status " is from my Keypadlinc in the kitchen by the back door to show status of the Garage door if it is open or not. I hope this helps to clarify. Thanks, Robert

The first line of my log shown was the relay on command: "2 Door Garage Door Open On 100 Tue 2014/10/28 02:09:18 AM Web Log" Somehow it did come from the ISY, so I would assume. Thanks, Robert